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“The Revolution will not be televised?”
Media and Protest Movements after 1945

International conference at Volda University College, Norway, November 26-28th, 2008
Supported by The Freedom of Expression Foundation, Norway

Hosted and organized by Volda University College and the Interdisciplinary Research Forum on Protest Movements, Activism and Social Dissent (IFK Protest) - Interdisziplinäres Forschungskolloquium Protestbewegungen.

The conference will direct its attention towards central aspects of the interaction of social/political protest movements and the media in the era after Second World War. Given the 40-year anniversary of the international revolt of “1968”, a special focus will be laid on the 1960s and 1970s and the notions of mass media and democracy in a globalized news world.


 

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Hosted and organized by Volda University College and the Interdisciplinary Research Forum on Protest Movements, Activism and Social Dissent (IFK Protest) - Interdisziplinäres Forschungskolloquium Protestbewegungen.

Supported by the
Marie Curie Research Network “European Protest Movements Since 1945”


 Conveners

Volda University College:
Rolf Werenskjold
Erling Sivertsen

University of Heidelberg:
Martin Klimke

University of Zurich:
Joachim Scharloth

University of Halle:
Kathrin Fahlenbrach

Published by Eirik Bech 15.01.2008
Published by KEVKontor for etter og vidareutdanning